CA Family Code 2025

Name: CA Family Code 2025
Price: 19.99 USD
Rating: 5 (7 reviews)
Author: PDA Wizard

California Statutes

$19.99 · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

7 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Reference
Developer

PDA Wizard
Language

EN
English
Size

47.8
MB

This application provides the full text of the California Family Code in an easily readable and searchable format for your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Product Features: - The full text of the California Family Code - Fast full-text search to quickly find sections of interest - Real-time Section Number Search - Email or print* sections of the code - Read sections of the code aloud - Search within search results to narrow down matches - No network connection required - Very efficient - runs fast, and uses little memory - Read the Family Code in Portrait or Landscape mode No network connection is required to use this program. The full Family Code will be stored on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. * Printing sections of the code requires an airprint compatible printer

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

7 Ratings

Updates Annually, Horizontal View, Searchable
02/18/2020

ienjoyed
The codes by this company are accurate, update annually (for the current year’s fee), and are iPad apps too, in other words, they are viewable as vertical and horizontal. The text for a statute, or partial statute may be copied and pasted into other apps, e.g., Word, Notability, Evernote, etc., and the search capabilities are easy to use and actually helpful - search by key word or by statute number with ability to go back to the search screen for the next instance without losing the search. Finally, and sometimes very useful, the next or previous statute(s) may be accessed simply by swiping or tapping the side of the screen. Although I also have Westlaw on my iPad, for serious RS away from the desk, often a quick search for a statute through these apps is all that I need.
Updates Annually, Horizontal View, Searchable
02/18/2020

ienjoyed

The codes by this company are accurate, update annually (for the current year’s fee), and are iPad apps too, in other words, they are viewable as vertical and horizontal. The text for a statute, or partial statute may be copied and pasted into other apps, e.g., Word, Notability, Evernote, etc., and the search capabilities are easy to use and actually helpful - search by key word or by statute number with ability to go back to the search screen for the next instance without losing the search. Finally, and sometimes very useful, the next or previous statute(s) may be accessed simply by swiping or tapping the side of the screen. Although I also have Westlaw on my iPad, for serious RS away from the desk, often a quick search for a statute through these apps is all that I need.